Oster 2-Slice Toaster - Stainless Steel
- Oster 6329 Two Slice Stainless Steel Toaster
- OSTER
Product Description
Looking for a full-featured toaster that will look great on your countertop? Look no further. This 2-slice Inspire toaster from Oster features 7 doneness settings and extra wide slots, great for lightly toasting your English muffin, medium toasting your bagel, or crisping your sourdough toast to perfection. Features a bagel setting, warm setting and frozen settings for heating a variety of items. Features extra wide slots. 7 toast shade preference settings. Food Select: bagel, toast, warm, cancel, frozen. Removable non-stick crumb tray for easy cleaning. 1 year limited warranty.
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Oster 2-Slice Toaster - Stainless Steel
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- Publisher: Sunbeam-Oster
- Label: Sunbeam-Oster
- Studio: Sunbeam-Oster
- Average Customer Review:
based on 9 reviews
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #33700
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Summary: Looks good, doesn't last 2008-10-19
Comment: I have owned three of these. They look good, have a small footprint, and work OK. The problem is that none of the three I have owned have lasted longer than 12-18 months before they break. If you buy one, be prepared to throw it in the garbage or preferably recycle in about 12 months. I won't buy another one.
Where are the old toasters that lasted 20 years?
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Summary: Will Make a Good Helmet 2008-09-27
Comment: Loved the looks. It just quit working. Husband took it apart to find a burned up circuit board. He's going to make a helmet out of it for Halloween.
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Summary: Looks like I have to buy another toaster 2008-07-31
Comment: I agree that on looks alone the toaster is great, but due to a poorly built circuit card the safety of this product is seriously suspect. The problem is that a resistor burns out (R3 for anyone that cares). Mine happened to burn out while I was out of the house. Yes I should have unplugged it, but I didn't. With this resistor out it will not allow for any of the toast settings to work nor will it automatically pop up. So, if you put some bread in and walk away expecting a nicely toasted piece of bread you might want to keep a fire extinguisher handy. The manual says not to leave the toaster unattended when in use, but really what is the use of having an auto popup toaster if you have to hang around and watch it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: DANGER-FIRE HAZARD 2008-05-17
Comment: After less than 6 months, we came home to find that the element on the toaster had popped on for no reason, and that the plastic along the front slot and the bottom was melted so badly we couldn't raise the "eject lever" in front. We were lucky not to have a fire.This toaster should be recalled.
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Summary: Horrible toaster. BUYER BEWARE! 2008-01-02
Comment: This product looks good, but toasts horribly. It does not toast consistantly. One batch of toast may be fine, the next batch may be too dark or not toasted at all. The best toaster I ever had was a Cusinart. It cost more, but to me it is worth it.
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